These tart little appetizers are perfect for Super Bowl Sunday. Combing chocolate, strawberry, cookies, peanut butter and Chobani yogurt....they pack quite the kick. And they honestly don't take that long to make.
What you will need:
Chobani yogurt is thicker. Most yogurts are watery and have more of a 'globule' feel. The problem with watery yogurt comes in to play, when the cookie cups grow soggy. So avoid that.
Begin with preparing your cookie dough. You can make the dough or buy ready made dough, either will work, but make sure it's been chilled. Start by filling a mini cupcake tin with cookie dough. Grease the tin if your cookie recipe requires it.
Bake according to cookie recipe. Do not over cook. Towards the end, push down gently on each 'muffin' shaped cookie. This creates a slight pit.
While the cookie cups are baking, prepare the topping. 1/2 cup of peanut-butter, 1 cup of Chobani Vanilla Yogurt, 1 tsp. cocoa powder.
I used a NutriBullet to mix, but mixing with a spatula will work just fine. If you decide to use a NutriBullet, know that it will be quite thick, but do not add anything else.
Thick is KEY!
With the filling is done, you can now prepare your cookie cups. Let them cool upside down, then put them in their serving dishes.
Fill each cookie cup with the Chobani mix.
Then add the final touch! Strawberries...
This is honestly, one of my favorites.
They appear to be so complicated, and yet they're very simple. My family loves them and it never takes them long to finish off a batch. As always, feel free to modify. I could certainly envision this recipe with oatmeal raisin cookies and a blueberry topping.
Check here for more Chobani recipes. Thanks for stopping by!
What you will need:
- 1 Cup Chobani Vanilla Yogurt
- 1/2 Cup Peanut Butter
- 1 TSP Cocoa Powder
- Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough (chilled)
- Fresh Strawberries
- Mini-Cupcake Tin
Chobani yogurt is thicker. Most yogurts are watery and have more of a 'globule' feel. The problem with watery yogurt comes in to play, when the cookie cups grow soggy. So avoid that.
Begin with preparing your cookie dough. You can make the dough or buy ready made dough, either will work, but make sure it's been chilled. Start by filling a mini cupcake tin with cookie dough. Grease the tin if your cookie recipe requires it.
Bake according to cookie recipe. Do not over cook. Towards the end, push down gently on each 'muffin' shaped cookie. This creates a slight pit.
While the cookie cups are baking, prepare the topping. 1/2 cup of peanut-butter, 1 cup of Chobani Vanilla Yogurt, 1 tsp. cocoa powder.
I used a NutriBullet to mix, but mixing with a spatula will work just fine. If you decide to use a NutriBullet, know that it will be quite thick, but do not add anything else.
Thick is KEY!
With the filling is done, you can now prepare your cookie cups. Let them cool upside down, then put them in their serving dishes.
Fill each cookie cup with the Chobani mix.
Then add the final touch! Strawberries...
This is honestly, one of my favorites.
They appear to be so complicated, and yet they're very simple. My family loves them and it never takes them long to finish off a batch. As always, feel free to modify. I could certainly envision this recipe with oatmeal raisin cookies and a blueberry topping.
Check here for more Chobani recipes. Thanks for stopping by!
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